Bush
03-31-2004, 02:17 PM
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Bush
The U.S. Postal Service created a stamp earlier this year with a picture of
President Bush to honor his achievements while in office. However, it
was found that in daily use the stamp was not sticking to envelopes at all.
So the President established a blue ribbon commission to determine the reason
for such a defect. After a month's testing, (and $5 million later) the commission
made the following findings:
1. The stamp was found to be in perfect order.
2. There was nothing wrong with the consistency of the applied adhesive.
3. People were just spitting on the wrong side.
President Bush to honor his achievements while in office. However, it
was found that in daily use the stamp was not sticking to envelopes at all.
So the President established a blue ribbon commission to determine the reason
for such a defect. After a month's testing, (and $5 million later) the commission
made the following findings:
1. The stamp was found to be in perfect order.
2. There was nothing wrong with the consistency of the applied adhesive.
3. People were just spitting on the wrong side.
04-01-2004, 11:38 AM
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Re: Bush
Originally Posted by GRSiK26
The U.S. Postal Service created a stamp earlier this year with a picture of
President Bush to honor his achievements while in office. However, it
was found that in daily use the stamp was not sticking to envelopes at all.
So the President established a blue ribbon commission to determine the reason
for such a defect. After a month's testing, (and $5 million later) the commission
made the following findings:
1. The stamp was found to be in perfect order.
2. There was nothing wrong with the consistency of the applied adhesive.
3. People were just spitting on the wrong side.
President Bush to honor his achievements while in office. However, it
was found that in daily use the stamp was not sticking to envelopes at all.
So the President established a blue ribbon commission to determine the reason
for such a defect. After a month's testing, (and $5 million later) the commission
made the following findings:
1. The stamp was found to be in perfect order.
2. There was nothing wrong with the consistency of the applied adhesive.
3. People were just spitting on the wrong side.
LOL that is great
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